On February 18, 2020 the eye clinic moved into a brand new building. It was constructed over the last 4 years after getting the good news in December 2013 that American Schools and Hospitals Abroad (ASHA), a branch of USAID, would be providing a $600,000 grant toward its construction. 63 year old grandmother Marie Jeanne …
Le Dr Samuel Chimbioputo Sassamela Fabiano est le plus récent diplômé de l’hôpital Bongolo. Le programme PAACS (Académie panafricaine des chirurgiens chrétiens) forme les médecins africains aux normes occidentales en chirurgie tout en les discipliner dans leur foi chrétienne. Le Dr Sam a étudié pendant plus de 18 ans postsecondaire, à travers 3 continents, et …
Dr. Samuel Chimbioputo Sassamela Fabiano is Bongolo Hospital’s most recent PAACS graduate. The PAACS (Pan-African Academy of Christian Surgeons) program trains African physicians to Western standards in surgery while at the same time discipling them in their Christian faith. Dr. Sam has studied for over 18 years post secondary, across 3 continents, and learned to …
Merveilleux est un mot Français qui se traduit en anglais comme merveilleux, merveilleux, grand, merveilleux, charmant, miraculeux. Une petite fille, bien nommée par ses parents, Merveilleux, est le plus jeune bébé survivant de Bongolo à être né à l’hôpital Bongolo. Le 10 janvier de cette année, les docteurs Izzi Elliott et Renee Valach ont travaillé …
Merveilleux is a French word that translates into English as wonderful, marvelous, great, wondrous, lovely, miraculous. One baby girl, aptly named by her parents, Merveilleux, is Bongolo’s youngest surviving baby ever to be born at Bongolo Hospital. On January 10th of this year, Doctors Izzi Elliott and Renee Valach worked together during an emergency pre-term …
Steve and Alace Straw and their family are in Gabon as missionaries with Air Calvary. They are also with IFAP, the International Fellowship of Alliance Professionals. They have come to open the first ever Air Ambulance service to the Bongolo Hospital. They live in Libreville, capital city of Gabon. Steve wrote that over the past …
Class of 2012-2015 “Report Card Day”! Bongolo Hospital Nursing School Fall 2010 Entry of New Nursing Students The first day of school students got registered, payed their student fee, learned about the school’s policies, signed their contracts and got a tour of the hospital.That afternoon they started a two week intensive Orientation Course which included …
In 1994, a dream was launched of training Gabonese surgeons and that dream triggered the conversations that led to the birth of PAACS. In 2009 it came true! Dr. Simplice TCHOBA with his wife Neni, a dentist, and one child arrived at Bongolo Hospital as a PAACS resident. Both trained in Moscow and were fluent …
On June 13 the Nursing students met at the school at 9am for their last day of their second year of classes. After cleaning the school classrooms and office everyone sat around in a circle and had a sandwich lunch. Songs were sung then came some testimonies of how God had helped them during the …
Dr. Deborah Walker, a Pediatrician at the Bongolo Hospital, shares Claude Alain’s exciting story of God’s healing as well as her testimony of how she was called to serve Christ through medicine. Her article appeared in the January 15, 2014 “a-Life, Alliance Magazine” by the title, ” Through Healing Hands”. Please click here for Dr …
